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A smoke screen...literally. I'm trying to find the link. It's been several months since I read it.
Quoting: Nika Was this the one in Colorado Springs that burned 100's of homes within the city limits? It it was that one, it was suppose to have been some "hunters" shooting that sparked the fire. Yes it was tender dry but most didn't by that story. I'm not sure. I'm talking about the one that left Denver with nearly zero visibility. They (tptb) needed to move some very very large "equipment". Still searching for the link. I saved a discussion on this event from another much smaller forum. But can't link it because of privacy issues. I could copy/paste some of the info I suppose. But then could get hit with a copywrite violation. I'll just paraphrase it. The story was reported on projectcamelot which I know some here are not too fond of that site. But the facts were undeniable. I'll post some of it after I get back from paying bills. Well, from July through August our visibility was crap. There were many occasions during that time that it looked like fog between my friend's house behind us. You could see her house but the smoke was thick. First it started with NM and then AZ fires and then Colorado got hit with 12 fires burning at the same time. Not little fires either, two were over 20,000 acres (if memory serves me). I have mild asthma that reacts horribly to wood smoke. My lungs STILL haven't healed from the abuse they suffered this past summer. Nika: you can send me a pm with a link if you need to. No rush We had constant 'fog' here in Idaho because of the fires in Idaho.
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